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THE LUCKNQW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, 'DECEMBER 24th, 1969
Igets,
h Team 8 -
In a regular scheduled- hockey
game, played' in Ripley on Tues
day, December 18, the Lucknow
Midgets decisively defeated the
Blyth Midget team 8-5,
Donald Mann assisted by Allan'
Andrew and Dale Hunter,' John
MacKenzie assisted by Russ
Monerief each scored twice in.'
• the first period., • Blyth counted
once in the first; to trail: 4-1. at :
the close of the period:
Kim Cowan with Steve Hackett
assisting scored; Lucknow's 5th .
goal .at.the 10.minute mark of the
2nd period; A minute later
Blyth chalked up•their 2nd of the
- night, Lue:kno'w's Paii1 Fr-ayne ,--.
assisted by ,Allan Andrew , scored
before Blyth tallied another.
3' minutes later :Dale'.Hunter
of the Lucknow',team assisted by.!
Allan Andrew rounded •off the :
scoring for the 2nd period, at the •
19;35 mark.
• Russ Moncrief,scored Lucknow's
only of the; 3rd. period
•Blyth chalked -up 2.' more goals ';
in. the 3rd
Referees ,,Ken •Houston and •
Barg Johnston'of the W Lyrood
- area handed• out 5 'minor:penal-
ties `,to Lucknow and 3' to Blyth.•
Iey'Defeats
bSfFWO�
One of. Ripley intermediates'`
• best games •was y
pla ed on Sunday.
played
night Neither team'was'ahead
more thart"onegoal all night
until the 'Last fifteen seconds
when Dashwood pulled their
goalie in' favour of a' sixth. attack-
er., Houston scored into the open'
net.
• p ey,s scorers were n is
Martin1,3, singles to Ron Farrell,
John Fludder Bill NiacTavish
• and Ken Huston:
�.._Re£e�es Pierce and the `_fe t
handed out 25. penalties with
i'Dashwood getting' 15 and Ripley'
10.''
It was Ripley's largest crowd
of. the season., . •• • ••
i.00�Ies 9 p.m •
''Ruth Jardine :captured, both high'
single and. high ':triple with ,scores
Of 244 and 661. Congrats'!.
Games played; Barb' Helr is
Bananas 5, Carol Atkinson''s • ,
Peaches 2i Tillie Wilson's Oranges
5, Mary Lou Banger's Grapes 2;.
-Marg Hackett's Strawberries' 2,'
Bev Thornpson's Apples. 5... •
' Games 200.,and over:, Kay Craw-
.ford 227, Ruth Jardine,20'0 •
244; 217•Shirley Cook 212,
Dianne. Carter 226, ;Mary Lou
Barger 2`03, LoreenAlton 205
Anna Johnstone 238; Tindie
Nelson' 225, 202, Gayle Spencer
•
Tearn standing Oranges' 68,•'
Apples 56 , Peaches 50:, Straw -
berries' 49' Grapes 47 , Bananas 45,,
:Mrs: Cliff Kilpatrick won•a
turkey' donated by Mr'. and Mrs
Fred'Hortonof the .Bowling
Alley`
.Town'
with teams out int :full- strength
this ,week, Isabel Tiffin 'Was high
lady, with a 180 single and
334'double. ' Harry. Lavts' was
high for the men with a ' 208 single
and, a 368 double '
ovntry
Team points won Turnips: 3,
Carrots .2, Potatoes 3 and Lettuce
9.
• Team standings are •Potatoes •
24., Lettuce. 21, Carrots '1,4,'and
Turnips 12.
Winner'of the turkey.draw •wa
Mrs . Joe Machlillan:yy/ Next
bowling day for this League is •
Thursday; January 8,• 1970 so •
come.:one and• all and see what
•t a new year; .ring
s`.
Bantams Win 9=6
Over Wingham
BY ,DON JOHNSTONE
•
The Lucknow and Win
•
am.
Jack ,Campbell• captured the •
high single of the evening 'with
a score, of 225.
Ron Stanley had high triple
with, a ;.•,1q score.
;Points: OH 1< , Cardinals
Vultures .. aH k. ` . .
Standings 'Owls, 73, Cardinals'',
54,'Vultures 25, Hawks' 3f'. •
Near bowliuri
Jannary6, 19.1(!.•..
Merry .Christmas to` all 1.
Bantam hockey teams .played a
:game in Wires h -am r`.."
"Frid
night with the outcome inn'
favour of the Lucknow tearri 9-C
League . or
ChristrnasTurkeys
Twas the week before Christmas.,
•And all•through the allies,,
The'Lucknow-Dungannon, League,
Really did rally. • '
With her feet in her boot's:
' And her eye; on the pins,
Joanne Searle's 276 was out to win.
On another lane close by,
Marian Mac,Kinnon's;627 triple
W.•:asn'ti a: lie
•
Other ,mothers to win were
Deanna Reavie, 252., Mary.;,
Fisher 248vf Marion MacKinnon.`•
248 and Shirley Hawthorne'241.`'
The . men in the that
showed off', who were loud had
Harold Ritchie with a •294•and
Donald MacKinnon with a 719.
Others to join this :festive mood.
were Grant Chisholm' 286, Harold •
Londry 285, Donald MacKinnon
283, Jack Fisher 27.7`, Jack Caesar,
256;. Frank Hawthorne 258, Bud
Thonipson 250 :
Now this knocks 'round tfhe;•
little points: and leaves. us .sitting
in: this form. Beavers 69, Zebras
•60,. Cubs•:58,'Tigers 51, Wol'ver-
ines-48-,Gophers'47—Po-le C—at
41;, Coons 41, Chipmunks 37 '.'
Squirrels .33, Kangaroos. 32 and .:
Lions 29. • , •
Now Mr. Fred, Horton,
Out of the goodness• of his. heart',
..Decided with'a turkey to part,,,
Kay Oollye Y and Lorraine ;Arnold
Now ow"n a.kird -.bow absurd.•
s.ror
The league also with:,3 bards:
'1ifgive' to Bill and Marie '
with 1.416,
Kation M.acKinn•
And Bill Searle 746 a merry
dinner..''
Now from` the league to all of
.MERRY, CHRISTMAS AND A
HAPPY: NEW YEAR! •
•
ow is the tim
t0' rejoice in
.:the blessings
and be moved by
the inspirational
meaning .. of
the season. And
to express sincere
thanks to each customer, whom
it has been a real'pleasure to,, serve.
you
• Juniors
Dona 'wagner`outbowled ever
. every
brie this1week with her single of
288 •and a 'double •Of: 399. :•' Real °:
good:work Dona' Murray' ,
Button bowled:a..219,sin le for:
the. boys and Murray, Reid's:352
double was also high;'
• T•earn points` won .Robins 3
Birds.5 ,, Bobolinks p,' and 'Orioles5.
TTeam standings are Blue' Birds
35, Swallows 28, Bobolinks 26;,
•
Orioles 22; Robins 20 and Can -
ries 1B: . •
Lucky,draw. prizes went to
David Humphrey,.' Dorothy -
Wagner, , :Cheryl. Leystra . ' Ronnie•'
Sac"Donald•. Murray Reid,• Dona
t,*agner and Jiir► Pentland /.
• Next bowling' day for: this
league is January.104 ;197. .
.Let's all come .back fighting hard. •
Kenny Farrish from Ian Mont'
•gontery", David Newb6ld frorr;
Ricky Cranston,scor'ed Lucknc w's
2 first period goals. ,Wingharn
tied the score with a goal, in the
• lst and one in the :2nd,.; '.Luekriow•.
• went ahead 3-2 as lan Montgom-
ery. assisted b. Kenny Farrish and
Wayne Courtney found an opening
Wingham onceagain tied;the
�i'orC•'with a goal before the 2nd'
Nriod ,was oyer.
Lucknow put on a real splurge in
tits•'; td period'cduniing t goals
tri Wins;1'iam's'.'1. %ennv Parrish
p
11 the (:Best for
The, treats' of ' the : Christivas season are'
• man •' and' varied and our': wish for ',ou,
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our customers, is that you. and your
'families, may. have -the good fortune, to
enjoy them `all:. Thanks for your patronage!
LDER$ FRUIT MARKET
vert and Ralph Aildera .
Reiss Button rolled the hich•
trig le .of -21• and Jack Caesar the
JaCi
--vr2ry
scored: 4' of these •4:owls . He wat
'assisted ,on then-, by-'Ian'.lontgorn •
ery , 3 times;. Wayne Courtney
and Andy Whitby'. once` 1,an'
Montgorrie :chalked tipthe
other goals: He was assisted
by Mark Chisholm arid•Ke.nn
Fairish, •
•
working better with Kenna
Farrish's line playing exception=
ally•well, le'nnv scored 5 goals
and 'assisted twice in this game.
The 2nd line consisting of Brian
Courtney , h"ark•Chisholm and
Andy Whitby played fine hockey.
triple' was 70`,
•
o A.
Walter Arnold slylustangs. c,•••,
Bill lt.titton s. l?onttaes 4; Keith •
Black's Buicks 4, Bill Stewart's'
Oldsmobles ~3y Buster Whitby's
ords,5, Clarence s.Dodges
r,
. a nes of 22: and,over: •lack
Caesar :C4, Clarence Creer O3,
:.St, Russ Button 2t , 252,
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n 252,: C.. c�, alart:eye
toCulbert a. 'a
'Bilk Hunter 2'4 r 2,3", Harold
Errington 30; '211,\$,'dill Stewart'
2$8 ' "
'eam standing,; Pontiaes 51
Cldsrnobiles 60, Mustangs 49
Fords 89''Buiciis 38, bodges
From till :of us fo,
all. of you, we send our •,
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old-fashioned holiday season
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